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Ohio Democrats buckle up for congressional redistricting fight
Ohio Democrats are preparing for a congressional redistricting fight this fall, hoping to stand up to a Republican supermajority and align districts with the voter trends. Meanwhile, prominent Republicans have proposed drawing even more skewed districts.
As Texas approves new congressional maps, California is fighting back. Caught in the middle are frustrated voters.
The Ohio Democratic Party is considering “everything,” from a fight in the courts to a referendum on the ballot.
Ohio has been thrust into the national spotlight for its redistricting process, though the Buckeye State is mandated by law ...
Shall we play a game?With California threatening to meet Texas in a nationwide redistricting fight, the possibility of strike ...
In a nationwide redistricting arms race, politicians are jockeying for control of the U.S. House of Representatives in 2026 by redrawing districts.
The Ohio Redistricting Commission unanimously passed new House and Senate district lines this week, but it's unclear whether the plan will last for two years or eight years.
Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose's office proposed loaded ballot language for the redistricting reform measure, including references to manipulating the boundaries of legislative districts and ...
In a nationwide redistricting arms race, politicians are jockeying for control of the U.S. House of Representatives in 2026 by redrawing the districts where candidates run for office.
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